GEO / AEO
GEO / AEO Setup — Entity Pages, Author, FAQ, Cite-Ready Lines
For founders who want entity, author, FAQ, and quotable-line work hired — not another “what is GEO” explainer. You keep the pages, the gap list, and the CMS.
- ~10-query gap list
- Month to month
- You own the accounts
One-time starter under $1K · monthly from $1K
Where GEO / AEO implementation usually breaks
A “what is GEO” page instead of a product entity
The site explains the trend. It never names what you sell, who you serve, or how you differ. Models have nothing firm to attach to your brand.
No author on the pages that should earn trust
Priority pages ship without a named person, credentials, or “who wrote this.” Thin authorship undercuts the entity work you paid for.
FAQ that ignores buyer questions
The FAQ answers internal jargon or blog leftovers. Category and “who gets named” questions stay blank, so the site never matches how people ask.
Waiting for one post to get cited by magic
One longread goes live and the team watches answers for a week. Without entity, author, FAQ, and a recheck loop, nothing compounds.
How I run GEO / AEO on pages you own
01
Build the “who gets named” query list
I pick about ten category and buyer questions where answers name vendors — then note who shows up and what your site fails to answer.
From you: Category phrasing, ICP, and competitors you already hear named.
You leave with: Query list plus a first pass on who gets named.
02
Fix entity, author, FAQ, and quotable lines
On pages you control: clear product/company entity, named author where it matters, FAQ that matches buyer questions, and one cite-ready line per priority page.
From you: CMS access and sign-off on product facts you will stand behind.
You leave with: Priority edits live — entity, author, FAQ, quotable line.
03
Tie the pages into your content with internal links
Fixed pages link into (and from) clusters you already publish. GEO sits on SEO content; it does not replace `/services/ai-seo-content`.
From you: Which pillars and money pages are in scope this month.
You leave with: Internal-link map on the pages we touched.
04
Recheck who models name on the same queries
We rerun the same questions and write what changed — who is named, what your site now answers, what is still missing. No date promise that a model will recommend you.
From you: One review pass on the recheck notes.
You leave with: Honest recheck notes on the same queries.
The under-$1K starter is the ~10-query review and site gap list only — not the full month of live edits. First materials can land earlier; accumulation and an honest recheck usually sit in a 60–120 day window.
See what the first month includes →What is included — and what is not
Included
- → ~10 “who gets named” category/buyer questions reviewed against your site
- → Site gap list (missing entity, author, FAQ mismatch, no quotable line)
- → Priority entity, author, FAQ, and quotable-line edits on pages you own
- → Internal links between GEO pages and SEO content you already run
- → Recheck of the same queries with written notes — not a citation certificate
- → Short handoff so you can maintain the checklist without me on every publish
Not included
- → A guarantee that any model will cite or recommend you by a date
- → Paid placements or bought mentions as the mechanism
- → Replacing SEO content production — that lives on `/services/ai-seo-content`
Accounts and materials stay with you.
Who this is for
Sample source checklist you take away — not a model logo, and not a search-vs-answer split.
- Entity page
- Author
- FAQ
- Quotable line
How this path compares
A fit
- → You want GEO / AEO implementation on entity, author, FAQ, and quotable lines — not another trend post.
- → You can edit pages you own (CMS, product, about, FAQ) and will keep those accounts.
- → SEO content already exists or you will hire `/services/ai-seo-content` alongside — GEO layers on it.
- → You will accept an honest recheck of who gets named, not a citation-by-date promise.
Not a fit
- → You need a guarantee that a model will recommend you by a calendar date.
- → You only want a “what is GEO” blog post and no page fixes.
- → You refuse to name an author or publish product/entity facts on your own site.
Day 7, Day 30, Day 90
Who does the work
This operator: One senior operator runs query list → entity/FAQ fixes → links → recheck
First artifact
This operator: ~10-query review plus site gap list you can open
Who owns accounts
This operator: You — CMS and pages stay yours
How you pay
This operator: Starter under $1K (query review + gap list); monthly from $1K
What you will not get
This operator: Citation guarantee, paid mentions, or SEO content replaced
Source checklist (Entity page · Author · FAQ · Quotable line)
Day 7
Query list and gap checklist the founder can open (starter artifact).
Day 30
Priority entity, FAQ, and quotable edits live on the pages you own; internal links started.
Day 90
Honest recheck of who models name on the same queries — plus what the site now answers. Not “we’re in ChatGPT.” Judgment window 60–120 days.
What this GEO / AEO work costs
One-time starter under $1,000: a review of about ten “who gets named” category and buyer questions, plus a site gap list (missing entity, author, FAQ mismatch, no quotable line) — not a citation promise.
Monthly from $1,000: entity, author, FAQ, and quotable-line edits on pages you own, internal links, and a later recheck — month to month. No annual lock.
CMS, domain, and schema tooling stay on your accounts. Media spend is not part of this service.
Questions before you hire GEO / AEO setup
Ready to scope GEO / AEO setup — take the quiz
Answer a few questions about your pages and who buyers ask about. You leave with a clear next step — starter gap list or monthly entity/FAQ work — without a citation pitch. Primary CTA: Match a budget in the quiz Secondary CTA: See plans